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I think of features. Code can always be fixed (in theory, at least: the Arrow of Software Development rarely points away from entropy), but "we're gonna strip t
by flir 2y ago
I think of features. Code can always be fixed (in theory, at least: the Arrow of Software Development rarely points away from entropy), but "we're gonna strip this feature set back to basics" is even rarer.
- cies 2y agoI'd say: bloat = high size / features ratio. For instance fresh install size: Puppy Linux 300MB vs Windows 11 24GB. Sure Windows has some more features, but ratio wise it's a bloated monster. http://puppylinux.com http://puppylinux.com
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- robocat 2y agoArguing features cause bloated businesses: https://www.seangoedecke.com/difficulty-in-big-tech/ https://www.seangoedecke.com/difficulty-in-big-tech/ Features is the better word, but code size is measurable. Everybody knows we shouldn't measure lines-of-code so we now use kB or MB as an equivalent for web sites